La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 02, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, June 2, 1926. tX. GRANDE : EVENING 0ESEBVE3 1NEWS bfSOCIETY Music Club Elects Mn. Murphy ; ' 1 The lust meeting: of tho Monday - MuoJcal wa ht'ld at tjie Neitflibor h(to4l oltib foonia ThutiKiay ovonlnur 4rfil offU'orH for 'the enuulnfr year -oro locti. Mrs. Murphy, 1 us ' jjt-liulrinun. will head the. imi.slcul jfor' itifi next year, tnkltiRT the, pincc ortkirH. O. U iuIton und Mm. tafmrffo ItlffrmlMn wiih , oleeteil Jccivtnry-treutnireiv Mrs. l,ynn :Wrirht held this office during thjn JpitM your. " Yeurly roporl-s of '.rtniiuitieos were heard and, plaiut if or tho next year were .rilscuHsoi i; Arrangements, have been miuU ty the department to present Kar jjietihutiip tenor, of Baker In com t?ert hero next Tuesday veninb fit the lirt TiTKhyterinn churrtj, .Jrfr.'lnhRinf has (H.ppart?d, liero on two oeeaftions, once in "The 'Time, ' IMace and tho" flirl," 'iml 4urBff 'WW ' Oregon-' 'VMlf ra tion of W'flini'n'H clittH convention here,.,ttni hoth Umea was culled ' 1ack for many encore, numbers. r lie -will be awilstod In the eon .fr .crt by MIM M'irKaret laKrctt, soprano. Miss Daggett lina been :flnf,'lnK' In New York i'or'fiomo Vlmo and In mid to lifivo a beau ttiftil viiloe. Ails Inulit'llii MeAr hiir will accompany both of the MololstM. Smart Sweater m (I j A ' new silk sweater Imimi'ted from ( London cumhlncs three plunk's of l.lut In different tones In wide hands. Ililng to sow on: for, i the layette, which the auxiliary Is making. On ouch year Iho uuxillary sends cookies to tho government hospital In Portlund. Tomorrow l& cooky day and all auxiliary mem- lie nre requested to hake cookies, and leave them ut. the furrey printing office, to bo sent.lo (lie .. ex-servloo men In the Portland hoi- Hunting ,,.,, J-.rothcrhood of Hallway. -Tniln-'l 'Kj'ove (Special) Sixteen ladles men mot at Hagles holl in r,.CT. I. fom' the .Woman's chili of W far session, with ttlowt'..iwMity-'w"w''M'tl,'tf""' fntertaliv u fhj, Huntington Candidates Initiated Here - - Kltt candidates from .tRM-uiyvre , . initiate, , li.-rt. five nicmuel-s tin 'Tvttcn'dano. . : yhc' . lund'eon at Union, Thursday) r rtc iw ;liall wii.m prcttilv ircconite1 .for' the , ,Kon bv 'no t'nlDn Woman'rf clul.j Wa)lbni;wlfli lburuRlir'n roses. rA"'r- Minoftoon , Uf program!) wa-W i'lloMj IjtltlWed w-erK ,"lvsdimej 'f'n,j ,l 'j Uj ,;.. )-. i ,'.Tiirrijn: jilfils,: ronrtwy." Itowiji).! '.; TioV iltia-ndtng tlr'om Toi-ii Wore ) and tlolireV.' Sim .John 1 Adsklm.1 Mr' iJjKli, llalfd. SlrnJ H. 'S. -viirfc jirenlilflit ; of th(. nuxillury, had Hook. Mrs. A. G. 'pnkln. lnt: ."rliliratn"V llie Initiation. Oeorite Meltoniel. Mil A. I.. lleeUfj '. I.'ollnwlniri' the cnremonlei the , r, .Mrs. Mtilon' . lalneoln, iMih. 1.r vhew nii'l(iiM'rnlwere'etiftilallled 'at lifrtsfh, Mpi. .Rllraltd' ad,;'.Mrn.j Jitneheon at the Tiffin. v, ... .Mrs. Kitchen 'Entertains j Meniheni of the Tueddtiy Ilrldite ..irlub spent u delightful afternoon O'eaterilay when Mrx. It, J. Kitchen -watt hOHteas at her home on O ave-''M- iri'lB1' wn the diverHlon of llie afternoli with Mrs. r. S. Uttrer winning liluh Kcore. -A buffet luncheon was served following" the card games. v The club will be entertained two weeks from yesterday at the home of Mrs. K.inford. - - Auxiliary to j Observe Cooky Day I The regular monthly meeting of the American legion auxiliary will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. Haymnnd o. Williams. All members are asked to bring snmr- I.. K. Anderson. Mm. ('. Clark. Mrs. Churles Smntz, Mrs. Charles Fish er, Mrs. J. Mills, mis. a. Y. McNeill und .Mrs. Pauline Prllli inan. . . Announcements Rortil annoiincenienu my be printed In this column five of charge. Any aiinnuncemeiils per. tabling to any fiim tk.ns such as cookl fiKMl sales, etc., will lip refiiKMl. Aiinnumcnienls, m be prlnll the sumo day, must bo In soelety editor s hinds I.) V:00 o'dack. News editor's note. UNION -PERSONALS , 11 i WrlRhl has Iwn Visit I ng tor a couple of weeks with friends In 1a IJrunrit. - Mrs. (Miurley Castor went to llatncs 8unduy to visit 'with her mother, Mrs, Coinpton. Hhe ro turned to I'nlon that even In ff. Mrs. (Meve Tallman was tukon to tho Grande Konde hospital at la Grundo . lust Thursday morn ing. She had been ill for several days and was suddenly taken wnitm und hunted to ttu hnspltal. M I'M. lOnHtfti' I )ra hum. . h Iiu tauKht tho Adt'iUlt hoIioo) hern I during the year just cloned, left hint week for her homo ut t'ol-It-Ke I'lacn, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. 'Glenn Mclov are here from Albany, Ore, -viHit-ln witlt relatives. They will ne In I'll ion for several weeks. , Several carloads of members of I'liion circle No. 29, went lo Nrth I'owder last Tuesday evo nliiK to visit the lodRc of tnat lilacit. Initiatory work was put on by a team from Baker. Tho work was followed by a program, lunch and general social tlmo. A sturooptican lecture was iv-. en Monday 'evening' at tho Mi'tho dlitt church by the pator, the Itcv. Mr. Quinn. Tho pictures and lec ture was entitled ."A, Trip Around Tho World.". ,.. . v Mr. Thompson, of the grocery firm of .Smith and Thompson, mudc u business . trip to Welser, Idaho,' Wednesday. Miss Grucia Haggerty, who wait tnlteu to Hot like last week und operated on for appendicitis, in reported as getting along nicely and hopes to return lo hot' home soon. - ; , .1 . .. ; i., J. A. Atkinson, and ' Neil l. KyllenHkog, i'wIio ii& hcra from Smithfleld. I'tah, visiting - at tho AtklnKon home, went to Portland the flrt of last week, for a visit of several days, i - : m 1 ' j Vernon Allen, John . Scarbrough. Af iks ' ve hi c : nwx : nu a m i s. st a i v Mfnnick. who went to Salem hint rfuhday "hs4 ' ttMthiivif Ho ' lhi Odlfj I'Vllovvs' and Itebeknha' state con VeniiontJt iturntur .iioijUM (' ;ldav While1 i'rt'Pdrtvhh - Alien und Scar bi ougli vlalti'd tho (Odd ' Kellows' honui which Is limtptalned for the aged Odd Fellows and Odd Fol lows' orphans The frost and freeze hero last week worked In a freakish man ner, hlttfngMuird In some places and prnetk-ully missing other or chards and fields within a shore distance of the ones damaged. In the main pr.ine Beet Ion of North I'nlon hardly any , damago wa mmmmm p rv&tuu . 7i v Bathing beauty content time la around atuln. To prove It, here arc ten prlt winners In the Internuftnil Pa geant of Pulchritude at Unlveiton, Tex. MIm Catherine Moylan. ' MiM Dalku." fourth from th Mt end,' won the first prise of 2UUU, (nd Mtn Clidy, Moor. "Mim New Orleans," aecond from th, left, won the Mo und prize of $101)0. Notice neither flrl haa bobbed hair. ' ... i- i'li.- ! The Garden Tin; ;.Mtii:v baiiuku;1 TIio successful" flower garden needs a lot of hurhcrtng and nmni curing to keep It In continuous bloom, so get tho scissors . and shears ready. Snip off all fndlng blooms every day or two to prevent seed formation which . terminates the blooming period of most plants. Panstes need cons t nr. t attention in this line. Xt, the pnsy .is glyon a chance to seed it stops and does so. .All annuuls need, this attention, und a. largo number of the., peren nials . as well. Canterbury, 'bells, peach-leaved bell-flowers inrt col umbines will glvo,. ,tw.o , crops of bloom If seed pods are nipped as fast as ,tho .flowers fade. The porenninH eonropsls will bloom-itlr siiuihif 'failing floirs kcnt cut, but let it go to seed in June und it Is done for the season. ; A few of.th" annuals are strong enough to keep right along with out the scissors. Verbenas, marl- golds and petunias d6 not need such careful attention as they will flower and seed at tho same time all summer. Keep tho seeds cut off snapdragons lo keep them going and the same attention Is needed by tho pinks. ; Shoar of tho bloom stems of the early spring perennials, a neat hair done und u humner criit..is. Ii tlclpated for this yoar. Just out cut for ihem arums, auonetias, of town the fruit was ail killed creeping phlox, nlysaum; -randy-und also the fruit and vegetables tuft. Cut seed pods orf tho tulips. In South l!nlon received the full.Tho ripening of the seed weakens force of the freeze. Parts of , tho bulbs. I nion were visited by another See that seed pods nro-removed frost Sunday night, but not much 'promptly from both annual and damage was done. perennial ' larkspurs. The manl- Thc Hivcndde readies' Aid v 111 J'M 0llli8Pl0. who underwent an curing and baruoring or mo gar meet TiiniHfinv. .... .! operation at the Baker hosnltal ucn will be-a continuous pcrform- or aii-h. Ueotgu llllyard. 2!M7 NorlJi l-'ourth street. 4 One-Act Plays Auspices Of T T. S .Heller Society To He Hold Wi:ir.SIAY, -.-JUNK. 2 At. 7:IS P.-.M. In the High Schnnl AiMlllfM'ium Adults .. . ... 2.V: Children .... I3u Lots of Oood liughs I vJHv J'OMSir CltlSISI peatlng on the streets us. tho date J WAUSAYV A now crisis' lins 10'' l,le 19th annual; stock show developed in Poland. T)ie now "draws near. Homo of tho now pt esldonl. Prof. Ifrnnla Moselckl, comers "at e visiting relatives and foiind hims(.f without "glad rags" j f fiends hero and wll remain ovor or (ven a boiled slilrt when he re. 'for the show, while-some of them tinned hastily from the Hague, 1 "ro here at till1' grounds with and was rorcecl to ask postpone-' horses ami other stock, gettlng ment of his ' inauguration core-ithem in ren'diness for'racing and season. getting along as well as could .bo Stick the scissors . in your pocket expected. A great ninny new faces'iiro up when you step Into the garden and reap tho. reward li. extra, bloom over a long season. monies until Friday. RAIHOCAWriXfi TAIIOO I.KVRI.ANI1 exhibit work, "lllll" Vogel is the busiest : man In town, trying to took after his own business and meeting tho increasing 'ilomuiKis ItadlO-Ca.Stlng . on his limn In the fi.if.l nhriinri. hy inmates or Missouri state pen!-1 menta for the slock show. loiiuary now is taboo, alt because j,s. j.. j. i.utle.r and he.r 01 riarry Mnougrnss, "King or; brother. Phil Martin, made a trin Itndlo followers ofito I'nlon rrom Lewiston. Ida., last Air Only is used in the Royal Sweeper. There is no revolving brush to wear out the mg. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Ave. the Ivories. jSnodgruss literally bombarded the pardon board for his rclrnse" fx- plnincd a prison official here Tor a social work conference. vovn cniMutDN ('iti:MATi:i CUANHBKOOK. B. ('., (AP) Four small children were burned to death in a farm house fire flvo miles southwest of Yahk, - li. . C. Two other children escaped. week, returning to Iewiston the latter part of the week. Mr. Lit tler 1h in tho tatter placo now busy looking after the shipping out of tho cherrv crop. Me rep resents the Karl 1'iult company. The Tluugen bill farm subsidy has ful Inn bv the vote, so farmers may raise crops inslnitd of money. The American Legion's Favorite Minerva Says Nowndays H is old-fashioned to comfortable, shoes ly when .llKMIIAXS AIKII-AII) SMOrS enn be hnd In such a vn rlety of styles und altnictlvo ileslgus. Sold At THE B0OTERY ee Ihc JI.05 slinrs on sale! - if m 7 ! tBSm.23SP ... ... v. ft" " ua 1 ! Sister Mary Says: , (By Sif44r Mnry) ' , Breakfast Orange juice, "as paragus omelet, graham muffins, milk, coffee. ' . . ' Luncheon Baked hominy, crisp broiled bncon, cress and 'mint anndwiches, csVtnel . cookies, . rhn-. titirb sauce," milk, 'ten.'. ',:t. 1lnheiT CuSsorolf! ' , of ; mtitton, boiled new imlntoes, beet ' greens, lomtm sponge ' pie, . ,whVi1e'' ,whont bread, s,'offee. ; '. ' ' Since no .coreal- In . served r for . hroakrnM'.a' cereal main " dish 1st suggested for luncheon. Tho rhu barb sauce should be serve with the hominy, -.bacon and sandwiches and the cookies finish tho mieal to belp mnke tho milk "ro .down." 1 Asparagus Omclrt .One hunch asparagus.; 4 table spoons butter, t tulleHons flour. 1 otip water In which .asparagus. was cooked,i.H eup cream. -fi oggs, I. teaspoon sail, , teaspoon , pnp- per. u ...,'.., . ,,-,'f:'. .. i v;. Wash and -scrape, asparagus and cut ail but four flno - stulka Into inch .pieces, dlsca edlntr .1 ho : topgh ends. Cook nil 1n boiling water un til tender adding the hcudst aftor tho first ten minutes of , cooking. Salt slightly when heads are tid ed." . brain and rtwel-vo. wider. (Melt Zu tablctspootis' butter' In-' a . smooth sauce pan. Stir In flour and . whn perfectly blended liowly add paragita water,' stirring constunlly. Add cream or milk- and ' ' mow. tablespoon butter. Cook n.1 stir nntil thick and smooth ' and udd Iho asparngns cut in pieces. Keep hot over boiling water. ! Reparate yolks from whites of eggo and beat yolks with 4 tahlespoons wa ter In which usparagus.wai cooked until thick and lemon colored. rVn son tvlth salt and pepper and fold in whites of eggs beaten until stiff and dry. ' Melt remaining ' tables spoon or butter In hot spider- or omelet pan. Turn In egg mixture and cooli over a low fire unWI omcJ let Is well puffed and "set"' on the bottom.' l'lnlsh ' cooking In tho oven, Cover half the omelet with half of tho asparagim mixture. Fold and turn onto a hot flatter. Place tho four whole stolks of as punigus on'lho top of tire ' omelet itnd:.poor: remaining nspsrugul and sauce -around It. Serve .at once. " ' -, m:i'iin:vi-: ;kanti.'.ii Nelly Don Smocks , , j ! '. New Ones Just Arrived! j'i .; Realm of the Smock Knows no Bounds j, They ,hnve , made u cliic.invasiqn into l)UEtines$ and -''domesticity, ' ncj ire;.herQ today. :.'.,!, ' - ' '' i.".::1 v'KA. "New hiodpls "just l-eceiyod from ' Nelly1 Don are distinguished by flared' lines, bojf. pleats in , back, novel noekVt.vnd sporU colors. . '.'' 1 ' 1 - ' .'.;:" " :' Reatuinitlily pi-uicrl ,' . '-'''j 'V 2.25 2.95 'mi; n V'SAI.EM, ' t)ra'.. Jnnn 1!. (AP) JKccntive clemency will extended by (kttfpmor- Pi.'rce yesterday ' ti How Women Now keep fresh, charming under hygienic handicap new . way provide, true eecurity dMcard like tissue' i'! I 'i. s . V- .' ?'';- i' THK uncertainty and Insecurity of the old-time "sanitary pad" lias been ended. Scientific protection now supplant, it. ' ; Wear sheer gowns, keep up with social and business requirements, at all times . . . without handicap. , "KOTKX" is a new and remark able way , . . five times as absorbent as ordinary cotton pads. ,y You discard it as easily as a piece Y of tissue. . No laundry,. No embarrassment. Absorbs and deodorize at the same time, 'i'hos ending ALL fear of offending. , -; . You get it for a few cents at any drug or department 'store simply hy saying ''KOTKX." Woineh sk for it' without hesitancy. ' ' ' ' ' Try Kotex. Conies 12 iti a' pack-1 age. . Proves old Ways an unneces sary risk. ; . korex t - N Ukundry-di$card UU tt$ntg , wwi ! .n'aajjiaj. j i 1 1 1 i.i i uM:gj"y.KAas-'-e,i,.,tf.iJ.-r!..s. jl . positively wear nft- i-speclnl- Mlaa Ttatl Tray jf Pierre. 8 D.. Is the favorite beauty of ihe Amerkan Lesion post th,re How come? She won the Lesion's besuiv raniM .nd will be PMrre'e entrant In a statewide contest at the Legion convention In j , .. JuU. ... Bewitching Beauty That peach-bloom texture! 'why isn't it yours? NO STRIKING beiuty ever neglect! her ilun the very foundation of her daih her bewitching nei. Nor doci the rely upon make-up to hide red, roughened texture, muddlneti, tan or other blemithet. Thcte hindering dia figuring annoyances caueed by cxpoture to time and weather, the enlarged porca resulting from imperfectly cleanaed akin, are never completely covered up by make-up no matter bow skillfully ap plied. But they can be removed permanently,- and any woman can ertjoy a akin of lovely texture and bewitch inc charm, which la ber natural right The tec ret? Ute El Eitado Lemon Cleans ing Creme, made from purest Lemon Oil. mildly bleaching, wonderfully cleansing, to restore the bloom of youth, tone up the tired muscles of the face, and eradicate the unsightly blemishes. Massage it gently into the pores with careful upward strokes. Then wipe it off with a soft cloth. After one trial you will be convinced that this pure creme. unspoiled by acids of any sort, is the one face tonte you have always hoped to find. If you make a practice of leaving it on all night. It will gradu ally clear up those disfiguring stains under the eyes, together with the tan and roughness. Must toilet counters itsiure tms amasing creme in dollar lars. but if you wish to try It before you buy It, we will gladly mail you a tree sample. El Estado Products Co., Seattle, Washington. 1 Estado LEMON Creme Be Beautiful as He Would Rave You Be A fine complexion, attractively arranged hair, and manicured nails give to feminine kind that alluring appeal that is the secret of lasting charm. Appear always at your "best." Visit our Beauty Parlor at least once a week. The prices -are moderate and in keeping with your needs. Licensed operators for each class of work assures you of satisfaction. The dis criminating women of this vicinity choose this shop for all beauty treatments. 1 Phone for an appointment today. Colonial Beauty Shop K. Lucile Daly, Prop. Phone Main 539 New Foley Bldg. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY James W. Wheeler, of Ooos county, who was Bimtunood to . servo ; 60 days In Jail and puy a fine, of tir.n and' surrender his uittomobflo dri vers' license' for operating ho cur White drunk.' Through u reprieve liV'tlin governoil ills drivers license Ik i returned lo liim. ' A condition is that lie niitst: bb n luw abiding citi zen. ' " 1 Mini ijrililHi iv. Credit CA RR 'S No Interest 4i'Wiimj('irt.'-l." ( ''lf ygyMii-yt). tin y-v'1V ,'vuttmv Advanicfta No wear on clothes; . Simple easy to under stand; r' Quiet; ' v . . AltVipetal wringer; Wash and wring at same time; No heavy parts to lift; . Washes heaviest and moat delicate clothing equal ly well. . FREE DEMONSTRATION EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWHt CO. WHY PAY MORK THAN $.3.00 I'KR GALLON FOR A FIRST-CLASS Ready Mixed Paint ' All Coloi-8 "Tlie Paint with a Spread." We are conncctod up with a factory buy direct saves you the middleman's profit. We, handle NORTHWESTERN ; READY MIXED Paints. All satisfied cus- ,, tomers to whom wo have sold. Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co. Phone Main 17 A nearly new Electric Range for sale cheap. .